* The A's are 29-13 (69%) +22.41 units after 1 division series since 2012. They're 15-3 83.3% +15.6 units (+76.2% roi) after two division series.* Since 2012, the Detroit Tigers have been just 25-33 (43.1%) -18.79 units (+26.5% roi fade) as road favorites. If you think Justin Verlander was an exception, you're wrong: He was the second worst investment next to Doug Fister going 11-10 -3.8 units.* Since 2004, the home underdog is 1560-1809 (46.3%) +103.99 units in the first two and last two months of MLB.

I agree with you Pendo. I had Houston too in the opener. Felt pretty good to hit that one. They'll be finding themselves in a lot of classic money spots this season. Houston may just finish in the black (units won) this year. Then again maybe not, still a lot work to do, and they weren't able to take any of that season opener magic with them anywhere.

*The Oakland A's are 36-13 (73.5%, +30.83 units, +58.6% roi) since 2012 after 4+ games on the road. 22-8 +17.56 units after win.*Jon Lester is just 11-19 (36.7%, -20.66 units, +60% roi fade) as a home favorite since 2011. *That's a real nasty 3-14 (17.6%, -21.15 units, +114.1% fade) for -150 to -200 at home since 2011.

So far no one wants any part of Oakland today (nearly 0% of the public bets) even though they smoked Boston yesterday 13-0.

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